Two more years in the team for the strong Dutch rider.
Pascal Eenkhoorn will remain with Soudal Quick-Step until the end of 2028 after signing a new two-year agreement with the team.
Since joining the Wolfpack two years ago, the 29-year-old has established himself as a valuable and dependable member of the squad. His versatility has seen him play an important role across a wide range of races, from the Classics to the Grand Tours, always ready to work tirelessly for his teammates while also taking his own opportunities when they arise.
That was once again evident at last month’s Tour de France, where Pascal played his part in a memorable race for Soudal Quick-Step, contributing to the team’s three stage victories while also showing his strength from the breakaway.
For Pascal, continuing his journey with the Wolfpack was an easy decision.
I’m really happy to stay in this team.
“I love working with this great group of riders and staff, and it really feels like a family. I enjoy the mentality we have here, always fighting for the win or the best possible result. I’m looking forward to the next two years, helping the team take more victories and continuing to play my part in one of the most successful squads in the peloton.”
Soudal Quick-Step CEO Jürgen Foré is equally pleased to see Pascal extend his time with the team.
“It gives us great pleasure to continue together with Pascal on the same road. He’s a valued member of the team whose experience and qualities are immediately felt in races. He works tirelessly for his teammates and his versatility means he can play an important role in many different scenarios.”
“At the same time, we have seen on several occasions that, when given the opportunity, Pascal has the strength and racing instinct to go in the breakaway and fight for a strong result himself. Having someone who can fulfill both roles is very valuable to us, and we are delighted that he will remain part of the Wolfpack for another two years.”
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